Parity Technologies

12 hours of fuzzing. ~740k blocks tested. Most of the errors in the logs are intentional. The fuzzer is checking whether the client correctly rejects invalid blocks. Stage 2 of 5 for @jam_brains, the voluntary JAM implementer team at Parity, working through the hard parts in public. 👏 @bkchr

Let's JAM.

1- One of the biggest lessons from building RevX has been this: Don’t wait for perfect. Ship the smallest thing that works, get it into real users’ hands, and learn fast.

Cargo is live on Mainnet! Full Linux containers, running on Android core smartphones globally. The biggest upgrade to Acurast since the TGE launch in January. As a developer you now get: -Language freedom -A VPS-like developer experience -Instant access to the Linux ecosystem Anything you'd run on a traditional cloud, you can now deploy on Acurast. Same workflow. Very different trust model. Example App Deployment: docs.acurast.com/developers/get… Full environment Documentation docs.acurast.com/developers/bui…

One way to measure decentralization and why you should care. A Nakamoto coefficient of 178 means it would take 178 independent validators to collude to disrupt consensus. For comparison, many chains sit in low or single digits. Decentralization isn't something a network can just claim. It's something you can measure and demand proof of.

Not everything deserves to live forever, and until Web3 accepts that, it won’t support the apps people actually use. Bulletin Chain is a step toward fixing that: github.com/paritytech/pol…

An example IRW: Supply Chain "Current Status" Updates Tracking a package or a luxury good requires constant updates (e.g., "Arrived at Warehouse X," "Temperature: 4°C"). Historical data is better suited for a data lake, but the current state is what apps need to fetch quickly. The Workflow becomes: Every IoT sensor update overwrites the previous one or sits on the Bulletin Chain temporarily. Timed or triggered Expiry: Data expires once the "Delivery Confirmed" event is triggered. The Benefit: It prevents the global state from being clogged with millions of "In Transit" messages from three years ago that no one will ever look at again.

Most internet data is short-lived, but Web3 only gave us permanent solutions. That mismatch is why people still ask where Web3’s mass appeal products are, because: Social never moved on-chain Messaging never moved on-chain Real consumer apps stalled

Big upgrade for @Polkadot Docs just landed 👀 Every docs page is now LLM-friendly, making it far easier for AI agents and developer tools to understand and work with Polkadot. And the cherry on top... 🍒 Anywhere the docs require you to do something, you’ll now find built-in Agent Skills that help agents execute workflows directly from the docs. Start exploring: docs.polkadot.com *Some agent skills are experimental and could face issues, and we ofc welcome feedback.

💡 The Protocol Builders Program closed with student project presentations, demonstrating the remarkable outcomes achieved in just two weeks under close faculty mentorship. The program concluded with a final address from our CEO, @PaulineVorms, followed by a certificate ceremony celebrating the cohort’s dedication and progress 👏

Your peaq of the month for April is here → peaqOS launched 🚀, giving machines onchain passports and credit ratings → @Woon_agent joined as peaq’s first non-human team member → peaq and IZHC teamed up to bring agent-run businesses into the physical world → peaq backed Share to put millions of machines in Africa onchain → peaq invested in DualMint to accelerate robot tokenization Dive in 👇

@Polkadot @Kusama 🔗 medium.com/web3foundation…

@Polkadot @Kusama Using less computation while maintaining security isn’t only about efficiency. It can reduce validator workload, improve scalability assumptions, and widen what can be supported at the protocol layer. That’s where the research becomes interesting for builders.

Elves have long symbolized efficiency and harmony. ELVES in @Polkadot & @Kusama take aim at a similar goal: improving scalability without compromising security. Here’s the research behind it. youtube.com/watch?v=m2_EpL…